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I've accomplished a lot, sometimes I wear a suit.
I might be coming up with an idea.
I like things that fly.
Because its for airplanes, up in the air, with hundreds of people on them, sitting on thousands of gallons of jet fuel hurtling through the atmosphere over a densely populated area near you.
I think the real driver here is software based avionics, a glass cockpit on your iPad.
http://www.padgadget.com/2011/08/07/aspen-avionics-brings-th...
Thanks for the Doctorow metacrap link, excellent reference.
Regarding Note #4, I've noticed that the Qty=10 number seems to hold true, maybe its closer to 7. I also think it scales in organizations. How many industries are dominated by 5 to 10 players? Aerospace, Automobiles, Banking, Media are a few that come to mind right away. To bring it back to interpersonal communications, I can manage about 7 people very effectively, when I get much beyond that I starting thinking about someone running interference for me. If I knew anything about the way military organization works, or had ever taken a college level management course, I'd know how I'm stating some rule of thumb most everyone but me knows about already. I do enjoy reading your essays Paul.
I am probably misconstruing things, as I often do and being simple-minded on top of that, but this seems like a circle-jerk and makes me wonder what happened to Tim Berners-Lee's musings about the Semantic Web, and why search hasn't progressed in that direction in some exponentially powerful and revolutionary way.
I started out accepting credit cards, then added PayPal. Sales increased 6%. Granted, this was back in about 2006, but there are some people who won't buy unless they can use PayPal (and US Postal Service).